Thank you very much Danilo
On 23 December 2016 at 17:34, Danilo Kordic wrote:
> When `continuation' is:
> - `list' 3rd becomes 2nd.
> - `[quote @ [mapc 'set '[R1 R2 R3] [rest]]]' 3rd becomes 1st.
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When `continuation' is:
- `list' 3rd becomes 2nd.
- `[quote @ [mapc 'set '[R1 R2 R3] [rest]]]' 3rd becomes 1st.
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Following approaches come to my mind for returning multiple results
from a function:
1. (results 'R1 'R2 'R3 ~args) # Pass `var's in which to store
results. Like in C.
2. (mapc 'set '(R1 R2 R3) (results ~args)) # Pack results in a
Product Type, `list' in this example, and return it. Exactl
Hi Alex
>(let ((A B C) (foo))
I am using pil64 so...That's great...Thank you very much indeed
Best Regards
Dean
On 18 December 2016 at 21:05, Alexander Burger wrote:
> Hi Dean,
>
> > I'm sure I can only return multiple values from a function as a list.
> > I can assign those values to multiple s
Hi Dean,
> I'm sure I can only return multiple values from a function as a list.
> I can assign those values to multiple symbols in the calling function like
> this...
>
> (setq L (1 100 1000))
>
> (setq A (get L 1) B (get L 2) C (get L 3))
Right.
> but wonder if there's a shorter way.
For t
